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SW369852

November 23rd, 2010

I do not suffer from migranes, BUT, twice this has happened; I get a headache so bad I have to go to bed. It builds up then my vision goes funny, I can't focus without an area of my vision blurring. Then, this is the bit that really scares me - my speech goes funny, I try to speak and it comes out in word that don't make sense. I know the word I want to say but I can't say it, I can't get my mouth around the word. I'm terrified. This has happened twice now. I'm 28. What could it be? Please help if you can.

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eb2009

replied April 19th, 2011

migraine, jumbled speech, spotty vision

This exact thing happened to me today and totally freaked me out. I had a light, throbbing headache, had some blurred vision, and for the first time ever I experienced the jumbled speech. Like you said, I knew what I wanted to say, but the words came out all jumbled. I'd be interested to hear if you ever figured this out.

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